Senate Passes Wage Bill Raising Minimum to 75 Cents
The Senate approved a wage bill to raise the minimum to 75 cents an hour under the Wage Hour act, aiming to extend coverage to millions. The measure also tightens child labor rules and empowers wage-hour officials to sue on behalf of workers.
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Senate approves short recess amid Labor Day break
The Senate votes to a one week vacation starting Labor Day weekend with a token session Saturday meant to recess until Wednesday. Representative Myer wins approval for a business only session through next Wednesday while the House maintains an unofficial break until September.
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Farm Price Bill Moves To Senate After White House Talks
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a flexible farm price support bill limiting government aids to six basic crops corn wheat cotton tobacco rice and peanuts while others would receive 60 to 90 percent parity. The measure revises parity to include hired labor costs and follows attempts to court farmers with Brannan plan ideas. With Truman administration talks seen as successful, supporters anticipate a broader push next year.
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Marshall Aid Nations Agree Fund Split
The OEAC council endorsed a plan dividing about 7.67 million dollars among participating states for the Marshall Aid program. The agreement, amid bitter debates, calls for final year allocations and a formal plan drafted by the secretary general and the CEEC. The proposal will be forwarded to the American Economic Cooperation Administration.
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Soviet Troop Moves Near Yugoslavia Stir Debate
Belgrade reports unconfirmed Soviet troop movements near Yugoslavia spark tensions between Tito and Moscow. Borba accuses Russia of economic blockade, border provocation, spying, and pressuring Belgrade to yield control. Britain and the United States monitor the flare as Tokyo? Timed remarks emphasize a war of nerves and possible United Nations action.
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Ten Navy Flyers Die in San Diego Sea Crash
A Navy plane crash near San Diego yesterday killed ten crew members four officers and six enlisted aboard the patrol plane. The craft struck just off Coronado's Silver Strand and exploded scattering wreckage as rescue units reached the scene within minutes. Cmdr. Paul Deranies reported most crews killed with multiple severe injuries. a second body was later recovered as the incident continued.
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Ten Years Ago Today World War II Begins and Endings Recounted
On the tenth anniversary of the German invasion of Poland and the start of World War II, the article recalls the 1939 attack, the vast human and economic costs, and the subsequent Allied victory timelines. It notes the war’s spread, innovations, and long recovery efforts still underway.
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Pact Defense Plans To Be Made Sept 12
The State Department signalled the first step toward the North Atlantic defense alliance with a General Council session set to convene in Washington on Sept 17. Heads of government are expected, while plans emphasize a single commander, $1 billion in arms aid for Western Europe, and mutual defense commitments among the 12 treaty nations.
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Typhoon Ravages Tokyo Area Killing Dozens
A monster typhoon hit the Tokyo Yokohama metropolitan region causing at least 12 deaths and more than 100 injuries. Flood threats loomed as waters breached levees along the Waterosi River with 31 drowned in Aioi village. Gusts reached 100 mph, communications failed, and Tokyo Bay saw huge waves.
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Restricted Navy Photo Of Washington On Wall Article
A Navy photo of George Washington was found hanging on a restaurant wall. Reporters note the image sparked questions about security and propriety as officials discuss censorship and potential removal while the capital town eyes the incident.
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Lehman Accepts Bid Denies Link To Run For Senate
Former New York Governor Herbert H. Lehman, a Democratic and Liberal hopeful, announced his bid for the U.S. Senate, challenging the seat held by John Foster Dulles. The 71 year old ex investment banker pledged a vigorous campaign and anticipated formal nominations at Sept. 15 meetings. The announcement signals a pivotal fall race and potential shifts in 1950 congressional sentiment.
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Latham Auto Crash Fatal Claims Two Hudson Women
Mrs. Jean D. Morrison 23 of 40 Eighth Street Hudson died at Salmaritee Hospital after a crash near the Route mee ont Latham Traffic Circle. Mrs. Gersidine Plass 24 of 837 H Unson Street Hudson was driver and was killed instantly. ten other occupants were seriously hurt. Coroner Anthony F. Matera and Drs. Verma and Sun conducted autopsies. investigation progress uncertain.
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York Supreme Court Justice Wiley B Met Leads Ledge
Fragmented text from York Maine outlines a Supreme Court figure named Wiley B and mentions a hospital and legal proceedings. The readable items are unclear and do not provide a full event or outcome.
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F D R Jr Marries Socialite in Private New York Ceremony
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr married Miss Burnanne Perrin a striking blonde socialite in a hush hush ceremony at an East Side residence. The wedding linked veteran wartime stories with social circles as family and friends gathered for the quiet vows and reception.
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RATIONAL LEAGUE SCORE SUMMARY
In the American League Detroit leads with four runs while Boston and Chicago each have three. Cleveland trails with seven, and Chicago vs Washington shows two. Other lines mention Pittsburgh and Philadelphia players with unclear context.
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Italian Actress Sres in Fatal Crash in France
A report describes the death of an actress and mentions an Italian admirer and a public figure named Grenda Chet in connection with a crash at an UP station near Caners France. The fragment references Merle Oberen and assorted names amid unclear details about the incident and persons involved.
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Three In Family Die in Maine Plane Crash
A private plane crash in Maine claimed the lives of three family members from York, including a Mr and Mrs Sylvester and another relative. Officials confirmed the crash occurred near the coast, with rescue teams searching for details and authorities naming the victims as the extended family.
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Bolivia Rebels Seize Two More Cities Near La Paz
Reports say rebel forces captured Teruihe an important art center near the Argentinian border and Sucre two miles from La Paz, as the National Revolutionary Movement gains ground in a rapid offensive. Other areas cited include Santa Cruz and Potosí as clashes continue.
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